About Sarah Austin
Sarah Austin, a previous SAP Hacker of the Year and Vanity Fair's "America's Tweetheart," is an entrepreneur and investor focused on enterprise startups as well as a startup consultant and advisor. She volunteers and runs a technology education program, Coding FTW, at the YMCA.
More From Sarah Austin
Starting a Business
3 Things You Need to Know Before Starting a Delivery Service Business
Demand for food and home product delivery services are at an all-time high. Here are three issues to consider before launching your own.
Innovation
How Three Different Tech Companies Are Tackling the Common Fight Against Coronavirus
Innovating in real-time to stop the pandemic.
Success
The Need for Speed: How Fast Decision-Making Reduces Risk and Creates Growth
When it comes to decision-making and customer satisfaction, speed is your greatest ally.
Leadership
Cultivating Curiosity Is What Drives Innovation
Hypergiant founder and CEO Ben Lamm has embraced a boundless desire for knowledge as the key to his business success.
Ecommerce
Facebook and Libra are Preparing to Shakeup the E-commerce World
Libra would allow even the unbanked to shop online.
Women in Tech
Debunking Three Myths About Women in Tech
CasperLabs co-founder and CEO Medha Parlikar wants women to not be afraid to pursue careers in computer science.
Blockchain
How Blockchain is Disrupting Traditional Media and Entertainment
Looking ahead to the future of the entertainment industry.
Blockchain
Want to Better Connect With Your Customers? Consider Blockchain.
Major players are investing in blockchain technology to provide more incentive for users.
Money
Strapped for Cash? Three Modern Ways To Take Out A Small Business Loan.
Diversify your fundraising strategy.
Cryptocurrency
Will Stablecoins Solve Entrepreneurs' Biggest Problem?
Maybe you've never heard of them, but pay attention: This cryptocurrency, backed by traditional currency, could solve a lot of your problems.
crytocurrency
ICOs vs. STOs: How to Know Which One Is Right for Your Business
Security token offerings help you to avoid the potential fraud of an ICO, and let you utilize a crowdfunding platform to raise cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrency
Why Tokenized Securities May Well Lower the Barrier to Entry for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs who are able to conduct STOs, and not spend the millions of dollars required for an ICO, will enable more startups to enter the market.
Cryptocurrency
5 Big Reasons Why Crypto Needs You -- If You're a Woman, That Is
Women are often good at community-building and communication, especially in social media. That's why crypto so badly needs their talents.
Instagram
Young Customers Want Instagram Engagement. What's Your Brand Doing to Get It?
Has your food business invented something along the lines of a Cronut or a ravioli and peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Once you do, your younger customers will promote it for you.
Video
Where Have All The Viners Gone?
Almost overnight Twitter reduced Vine to little more than an archive of the world's shortest, most entertaining video content, leaving its survivors to abide on other platforms waiting for Vine 2.0.